| acute viral gastroenteritis among hospitalized children between 2003 and 2005 in baranya county, hungary. | | 2009 | 19268630 |
| shift in genomic molecular patterns of human rotaviruses over an eighteen-month period in hungary. | rotavirus electropherotypes of 103 fecal samples collected from children for 18 months in baranya county, hungary, revealed seven different patterns. two electropherotypes were predominant and a clear shift was evident in their occurrence. the results provide the first evidence of a shift in the prevalence of electropherotyping variants in hungary. | 1987 | 2832346 |
| prevalence and molecular characterization of human group c rotaviruses in hungary. | group c rotaviruses are recognized enteric pathogens of humans and animals. human group c rotaviruses have been associated with sporadic episodes and large outbreaks of gastroenteritis in children and adults but their epidemiology and ecology are still unexplored. | 2006 | 16996791 |
| survey of rotavirus infection in a hungarian paediatric hospital. a short communication. | in anticipation of a future vaccination program against rotavirus disease, a longitudinal survey has been set up to evaluate the epidemiologic features of rotavirus infections. in this report hospitalisation data and serotyping results are compiled from an epidemiologic survey conducted in baranya county, hungary. it was found that rotavirus-associated hospitalisation constituted a major part of infectious gastroenteritis cases (range, 14.9% to 28.5%). a higher proportion of rotavirus-positive c ... | 2004 | 15704331 |
| group a rotavirus g type prevalence in two regions of hungary. | rotaviruses are a major cause of gastroenteritis in children world-wide. rotaviruses are antigenically complex, with multiple serotypes (g types). the first longitudinal study of group a rotavirus serotype (g type) distribution in hungary is reported. neutralizing monoclonal antibodies specific for g1, g2, g3, and g4 were used in an enzyme immunoassay to determine the antigenic variation of group a rotaviruses in two collections of stool specimens assembled from 1984-1992 in baranya county, sout ... | 1995 | 7503671 |
| [sapporo-like viruses in sporadic gastroenteritis of unknown origin]. | sapporo-like viruses (slvs) are members of the family caliciviridae. the etiologic role of these viruses is evident but little is known about the incidence of acute gastroenteritis caused by them. sapporo-like viruses have not been detected in hungary before. | 2002 | 11892470 |